New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
DENOUNCED BY A BISHOP.
"rHE CATHOLIC HERALD REpUDnrED.

| BISHOP M'ISTYRE SAYS IT MUST BE ABANDONED
~ WHAT WILL archbishop CoRRIGAN DOT
1t possible that the trouble between Archbishop Cor
rigan and The Catholic Herald will prove almost as inter
esng that between Dr. McGynn and his ecclesiastical
superors The Archbishop is indignant at the pubca
ton OF what he intended TO be strictly confidential let
ter to Editor OLoughn but It Is not likely that the pub
lcity given the note will him to change his course
all In dealing with the paper. That he will take fur
Their steps in the matter generally expected Many be-
lieve that he will follow the example set by another
Catholic prelate-Bshop Mcintyre OF Charlottetown,
Prince Edwards {and, who IN circular to tho priests
OF his diocese denounced The Herald and ordered
that his denunciation be read from the affairs
of all the churches Within his Jurisdiction. The
circulation of the paper the island which was consid
there has given up his work The Bishops circular in
substance rs follows
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crcgaton among The Catholics OF his Province we ear
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the Church cannot exercise her influence In politics hen the
circumscri9t her and deny her mission a.,
ownership land which opposed to truth and sanctioned
Catholic theoOgan The teachings OF great minds are
suit these vain theories ST. Thomas,
stood him. shown have been the precursor OF Henry
George Finally thus paper treats high ecclesiastical on
shadow of respect; publishes enusops In
which thu OF the Church spoken OF as they were
pas misguided public These think. are
sufficient TO prompt action Advise your people
this publication perncious influence OF which
but DO Injurious them. remain Rev Dear Sir,
faithfully yours in On .ist PETER MCINTYRE,
Bishop OF Charottetown.
The intlmation that the paper had OF this action
on the part Of Bishop Mcintyre copy Of the cir
cuar which friend OF Mr.. OLoughlin's sent 10 him
shortly after IL printed. Immediately afterward
subscriptions there began to fall OIL said Mr. OLoughn
yesterday:
intended that should know Of this secret blow
We havo since learned OF the immediate
this Bishops anpahy toward The Herald
The influence OF the sufficiently strong seems
10 defeat OF adozen OF Sir John Maodon'
AIDS Parliamentary canddaies Bishop Meintyre
+ Scotch and a, great tie aoHd rest Of se
Canadian arsocracy Naturally he was angry at us and
opportunity that offered him 10 vent MS
spite upon How the influence OF this ecclesiastical boy
will affect 10 would be dcu 10 but IL vii not
than the threats made against rs by Arch0ishop
Corrgan We know that Bishop Nc nyre opposed the Land
province with all the force at his disposal AMI
then allied himself with the British opponents OF IRISH
rights AZ treating ecclesiastical officials dsrespocttuly
have simply levellel themselves the
the treatment exactly In keeping with tho
on voluntarily assumed. Apart from this we
deny this charge most emphaticaly
Mr. O'Ioughn declined 10 say what action he would
take In Archbishop Corrgan decided 10 have the
paper denounced from the pulpts OF this diocese.